French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)
May 22nd 2003, 8:25 am
#121
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
On Thu, 22 May 2003 18:53:08 +0100, Marie Lewis
wrote:
>In article , gatsby
> writes
>>Have you taken a special, IMO, unreasonable dislike to me? Or ditto
>>for all "Americans"? Or are you just a jealous "wish you lived here
>>in the USA" Brit?
>Believe me, I have absolutely *no* wish to live in your country. We
>have relations in Southern California (and last October it was dull and
>cloudy all the time we were there and even rained in Death Valley)
hey! Tht's considered pretty exciting in Death Valley. Hell, it's
considred pretty exciting here in Tucson.
> and
>these relations have offered us the use of their guest suite for as long
>as we want every year. We don't want to go to the USA any more. Unless
>it changes its attitude to foreign visitors we never shall.
I trust you've notified the society editor of the Los Angeles
Times.
>But - we have the whole of the rest of the world to visit. My brother
>tells me Dubai is wonderful and we are going to the sunny, seaside South
>of France in September for a month.
>>I live in a Southern California always sunny seaside town. Hardly
>>ever rains. White sands. Blue water. Quite comfortable year round.
>Rains when we go!
Would you mind visiting Tucson a few times? We need the rain.
>>I love to visit London and have found most English to be polite, kind
>>and helpful. I hope I never meet your type.
>I hope I never meet you: but as I hate London and never go there (and
>all Americans think it is the only place in the UK) we shall never meet.
>Sigh of relief.
ALL americans??? What does that do for the time I spend in
Cambridge and environs?
************* DAVE HATUNEN ([email protected]) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *
wrote:
>In article , gatsby
> writes
>>Have you taken a special, IMO, unreasonable dislike to me? Or ditto
>>for all "Americans"? Or are you just a jealous "wish you lived here
>>in the USA" Brit?
>Believe me, I have absolutely *no* wish to live in your country. We
>have relations in Southern California (and last October it was dull and
>cloudy all the time we were there and even rained in Death Valley)
hey! Tht's considered pretty exciting in Death Valley. Hell, it's
considred pretty exciting here in Tucson.
> and
>these relations have offered us the use of their guest suite for as long
>as we want every year. We don't want to go to the USA any more. Unless
>it changes its attitude to foreign visitors we never shall.
I trust you've notified the society editor of the Los Angeles
Times.
>But - we have the whole of the rest of the world to visit. My brother
>tells me Dubai is wonderful and we are going to the sunny, seaside South
>of France in September for a month.
>>I live in a Southern California always sunny seaside town. Hardly
>>ever rains. White sands. Blue water. Quite comfortable year round.
>Rains when we go!
Would you mind visiting Tucson a few times? We need the rain.
>>I love to visit London and have found most English to be polite, kind
>>and helpful. I hope I never meet your type.
>I hope I never meet you: but as I hate London and never go there (and
>all Americans think it is the only place in the UK) we shall never meet.
>Sigh of relief.
ALL americans??? What does that do for the time I spend in
Cambridge and environs?
************* DAVE HATUNEN ([email protected]) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *
May 22nd 2003, 10:02 am
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
On Fri, 23 May 2003 00:49:51 +0200, "Mxsmanic"
wrote:
>"Hatunen" a écrit dans le message de news:
>[email protected]...
>> Would you mind visiting Tucson a few times?
>> We need the rain.
>I thought the CAP had solved all the problems of the world's largest city
>entirely dependent on groundwater.
And introduced new problems. Like the stuff tastes like shit. And
it corroded a lot of plumbing and had to be shut off until that
problem was solved. Now the CAP water is pumped into the ground
to recharge the aquifer and our water is a blend extracted from
the ground.
************* DAVE HATUNEN ([email protected]) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *
wrote:
>"Hatunen" a écrit dans le message de news:
>[email protected]...
>> Would you mind visiting Tucson a few times?
>> We need the rain.
>I thought the CAP had solved all the problems of the world's largest city
>entirely dependent on groundwater.
And introduced new problems. Like the stuff tastes like shit. And
it corroded a lot of plumbing and had to be shut off until that
problem was solved. Now the CAP water is pumped into the ground
to recharge the aquifer and our water is a blend extracted from
the ground.
************* DAVE HATUNEN ([email protected]) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *
May 22nd 2003, 10:49 am
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
"Hatunen" a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> Would you mind visiting Tucson a few times?
> We need the rain.
I thought the CAP had solved all the problems of the world's largest city
entirely dependent on groundwater.
[email protected]...
> Would you mind visiting Tucson a few times?
> We need the rain.
I thought the CAP had solved all the problems of the world's largest city
entirely dependent on groundwater.
May 22nd 2003, 11:31 am
#124
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
"Gregory Morrow" wrote in message news:...
> gatsby wrote:
>
> > Marie Lewis wrote in message
> news:...
> > > In article , gatsby
> > > writes
> > > >That is the trouble with a British pound coin. I think of it in terms
> > > >of a US quarter and tend to overspend.
> > >
> > >
> > > That is *your* trouble with the pound. We can all cope fine.
> >
> > Have you taken a special, IMO, unreasonable dislike to me? Or ditto
> > for all "Americans"? Or are you just a jealous "wish you lived here
> > in the USA" Brit?
> >
> > I live in a Southern California always sunny seaside town. Hardly
> > ever rains. White sands. Blue water. Quite comfortable year round.
> >
> > I love to visit London and have found most English to be polite, kind
> > and helpful. I hope I never meet your type.
>
>
> She is one of the principal US - haters on this (rec.travel.europe) group.
> I twitfiled her *long* ago...you should do the same.
Thanks guys for giving me back some self-respect. She is "gone".
Gary Nichols
> gatsby wrote:
>
> > Marie Lewis wrote in message
> news:...
> > > In article , gatsby
> > > writes
> > > >That is the trouble with a British pound coin. I think of it in terms
> > > >of a US quarter and tend to overspend.
> > >
> > >
> > > That is *your* trouble with the pound. We can all cope fine.
> >
> > Have you taken a special, IMO, unreasonable dislike to me? Or ditto
> > for all "Americans"? Or are you just a jealous "wish you lived here
> > in the USA" Brit?
> >
> > I live in a Southern California always sunny seaside town. Hardly
> > ever rains. White sands. Blue water. Quite comfortable year round.
> >
> > I love to visit London and have found most English to be polite, kind
> > and helpful. I hope I never meet your type.
>
>
> She is one of the principal US - haters on this (rec.travel.europe) group.
> I twitfiled her *long* ago...you should do the same.
Thanks guys for giving me back some self-respect. She is "gone".
Gary Nichols
May 22nd 2003, 4:35 pm
#125
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
On 22 May 2003 16:31:55 -0700, in rec.travel.europe, [email protected] (gatsby)
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
...
... Thanks guys for giving me back some self-respect.
You did need it badly indeed.
She is "gone".
You wish. LOL
=====
Dieu a dit : "Il faut pacifier. Il faut désarmer."
Bush a compris: "Il faut pas s'y fier. Il faut des armées."
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
...
... Thanks guys for giving me back some self-respect.
You did need it badly indeed.
She is "gone".
You wish. LOL
=====
Dieu a dit : "Il faut pacifier. Il faut désarmer."
Bush a compris: "Il faut pas s'y fier. Il faut des armées."
May 22nd 2003, 5:18 pm
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
"Hatunen" a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> Like the stuff tastes like shit.
Why? What's in it?
[email protected]...
> Like the stuff tastes like shit.
Why? What's in it?
May 22nd 2003, 7:36 pm
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
In article , gatsby
writes
>>She is one of the principal US - haters on this (rec.travel.europe) group.
>> I twitfiled her *long* ago...you should do the same.
I have, in the past, loved the USA and still admire and like most (!) of
its people. And I have travelled extensively there. Most of the
unpleasant Americans who never leave their own borders feel free to
pontificate on how dreadful foreign countries are.
--
Marie Lewis
writes
>>She is one of the principal US - haters on this (rec.travel.europe) group.
>> I twitfiled her *long* ago...you should do the same.
I have, in the past, loved the USA and still admire and like most (!) of
its people. And I have travelled extensively there. Most of the
unpleasant Americans who never leave their own borders feel free to
pontificate on how dreadful foreign countries are.
--
Marie Lewis
May 22nd 2003, 7:39 pm
#128
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
In article , Hatunen
writes
>On Thu, 22 May 2003 18:53:08 +0100, Marie Lewis
> wrote:
>>In article , gatsby
>> writes
>>>Have you taken a special, IMO, unreasonable dislike to me? Or ditto
>>>for all "Americans"? Or are you just a jealous "wish you lived here
>>>in the USA" Brit?
>>Believe me, I have absolutely *no* wish to live in your country. We
>>have relations in Southern California (and last October it was dull and
>>cloudy all the time we were there and even rained in Death Valley)
>hey! Tht's considered pretty exciting in Death Valley. Hell, it's
>considred pretty exciting here in Tucson.
It was very boring for us.
>> and
>>these relations have offered us the use of their guest suite for as long
>>as we want every year. We don't want to go to the USA any more. Unless
>>it changes its attitude to foreign visitors we never shall.
>I trust you've notified the society editor of the Los Angeles
>Times.
We hardly move in those circles. We are so sorry we cannot see our
relatives any more unless they come here.
>>But - we have the whole of the rest of the world to visit. My brother
>>tells me Dubai is wonderful and we are going to the sunny, seaside South
>>of France in September for a month.
>>>I live in a Southern California always sunny seaside town. Hardly
>>>ever rains. White sands. Blue water. Quite comfortable year round.
>>Rains when we go!
>Would you mind visiting Tucson a few times? We need the rain.
If you had had all the rain we have had here in the month of May, you
would not wish for it.
>>>I love to visit London and have found most English to be polite, kind
>>>and helpful. I hope I never meet your type.
>>I hope I never meet you: but as I hate London and never go there (and
>>all Americans think it is the only place in the UK) we shall never meet.
>>Sigh of relief.
>ALL americans??? What does that do for the time I spend in
>Cambridge and environs?
Sorry: I meant "most" Americans. But few come up north to the Ribble
Valley, where (in spite of the weather) the Queen is said to dream of
retiring to.
--
Marie Lewis
writes
>On Thu, 22 May 2003 18:53:08 +0100, Marie Lewis
> wrote:
>>In article , gatsby
>> writes
>>>Have you taken a special, IMO, unreasonable dislike to me? Or ditto
>>>for all "Americans"? Or are you just a jealous "wish you lived here
>>>in the USA" Brit?
>>Believe me, I have absolutely *no* wish to live in your country. We
>>have relations in Southern California (and last October it was dull and
>>cloudy all the time we were there and even rained in Death Valley)
>hey! Tht's considered pretty exciting in Death Valley. Hell, it's
>considred pretty exciting here in Tucson.
It was very boring for us.
>> and
>>these relations have offered us the use of their guest suite for as long
>>as we want every year. We don't want to go to the USA any more. Unless
>>it changes its attitude to foreign visitors we never shall.
>I trust you've notified the society editor of the Los Angeles
>Times.
We hardly move in those circles. We are so sorry we cannot see our
relatives any more unless they come here.
>>But - we have the whole of the rest of the world to visit. My brother
>>tells me Dubai is wonderful and we are going to the sunny, seaside South
>>of France in September for a month.
>>>I live in a Southern California always sunny seaside town. Hardly
>>>ever rains. White sands. Blue water. Quite comfortable year round.
>>Rains when we go!
>Would you mind visiting Tucson a few times? We need the rain.
If you had had all the rain we have had here in the month of May, you
would not wish for it.
>>>I love to visit London and have found most English to be polite, kind
>>>and helpful. I hope I never meet your type.
>>I hope I never meet you: but as I hate London and never go there (and
>>all Americans think it is the only place in the UK) we shall never meet.
>>Sigh of relief.
>ALL americans??? What does that do for the time I spend in
>Cambridge and environs?
Sorry: I meant "most" Americans. But few come up north to the Ribble
Valley, where (in spite of the weather) the Queen is said to dream of
retiring to.
--
Marie Lewis
May 22nd 2003, 7:40 pm
#129
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
In article , Jim Ley
writes
>On Fri, 23 May 2003 00:47:28 +0200, "Mxsmanic"
>wrote:
>>"Jim Ley" a écrit dans le message de news:
>>[email protected]...
>>> With Euroland desperately in need of some inflation
>>> that's probably a good idea.
>>Why does Euroland need inflation?
>Because the two largest economies are very much in danger of
>deflation, and since the economies are not set up for a deflationary
>environment, they could soon become the relative basket case that
>Japan is.
>Jim.
You wish!
--
Marie Lewis
writes
>On Fri, 23 May 2003 00:47:28 +0200, "Mxsmanic"
>wrote:
>>"Jim Ley" a écrit dans le message de news:
>>[email protected]...
>>> With Euroland desperately in need of some inflation
>>> that's probably a good idea.
>>Why does Euroland need inflation?
>Because the two largest economies are very much in danger of
>deflation, and since the economies are not set up for a deflationary
>environment, they could soon become the relative basket case that
>Japan is.
>Jim.
You wish!
--
Marie Lewis
May 23rd 2003, 3:37 am
#130
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
On Fri, 23 May 2003 08:40:27 +0100, Marie Lewis
wrote:
>In article , Jim Ley
> writes
>>>> With Euroland desperately in need of some inflation
>>>> that's probably a good idea.
>>>Why does Euroland need inflation?
>>Because the two largest economies are very much in danger of
>>deflation, and since the economies are not set up for a deflationary
>>environment, they could soon become the relative basket case that
>>Japan is.
>You wish!
So German inflation of 0.1% with no indication that it'll go up is a
good thing?
I certainly do not wish the Euroland economies to become any more of a
basket case than they are now, why would I? That's ridiculous.
Jim.
wrote:
>In article , Jim Ley
> writes
>>>> With Euroland desperately in need of some inflation
>>>> that's probably a good idea.
>>>Why does Euroland need inflation?
>>Because the two largest economies are very much in danger of
>>deflation, and since the economies are not set up for a deflationary
>>environment, they could soon become the relative basket case that
>>Japan is.
>You wish!
So German inflation of 0.1% with no indication that it'll go up is a
good thing?
I certainly do not wish the Euroland economies to become any more of a
basket case than they are now, why would I? That's ridiculous.
Jim.
May 23rd 2003, 4:44 am
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
On Fri, 23 May 2003 07:18:08 +0200, "Mxsmanic"
wrote:
>"Hatunen" a écrit dans le message de news:
>[email protected]...
>> Like the stuff tastes like shit.
>Why? What's in it?
The Colorado River.
************* DAVE HATUNEN ([email protected]) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *
wrote:
>"Hatunen" a écrit dans le message de news:
>[email protected]...
>> Like the stuff tastes like shit.
>Why? What's in it?
The Colorado River.
************* DAVE HATUNEN ([email protected]) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *
May 23rd 2003, 10:32 am
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
"Marie Lewis" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article , gatsby
> writes
> >>She is one of the principal US - haters on this (rec.travel.europe)
group.
> >> I twitfiled her *long* ago...you should do the same.
> I have, in the past, loved the USA and still admire and like most (!) of
> its people. And I have travelled extensively there. Most of the
> unpleasant Americans who never leave their own borders feel free to
> pontificate on how dreadful foreign countries are.
> --
> Marie Lewis
Say Hey Louis !!
It is a pleasure to have you on SCT. Your poise and character must only be
exceeded by your good looks and charming personality !!
(Steve Kramer - aka Found And President of Chiang Mai's Women's Auxiliary -
Post 69 - take note !!)
news:[email protected]...
> In article , gatsby
> writes
> >>She is one of the principal US - haters on this (rec.travel.europe)
group.
> >> I twitfiled her *long* ago...you should do the same.
> I have, in the past, loved the USA and still admire and like most (!) of
> its people. And I have travelled extensively there. Most of the
> unpleasant Americans who never leave their own borders feel free to
> pontificate on how dreadful foreign countries are.
> --
> Marie Lewis
Say Hey Louis !!
It is a pleasure to have you on SCT. Your poise and character must only be
exceeded by your good looks and charming personality !!
(Steve Kramer - aka Found And President of Chiang Mai's Women's Auxiliary -
Post 69 - take note !!)
May 23rd 2003, 10:54 am
#133
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Re: Public Toilets in France = the Street [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
Why does this moron with the small-penis complex keep posting the same
response?
response?
May 23rd 2003, 9:54 pm
#134
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
"Jim Ley" a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> So German inflation of 0.1% with no indication
> that it'll go up is a good thing?
Yes. The ideal long-term evolution of prices is no change at all, i.e., 0%.
I've never understood how economists get the idea that inflation is good.
Just because it is virtually ubiquitous in human societies doesn't make it
good.
> I certainly do not wish the Euroland economies
> to become any more of a basket case than they
> are now, why would I? That's ridiculous.
They aren't that bad off, since they are not spending billions a day on
military adventures while cutting taxes to the rich and deepening their
worldwide debt.
[email protected]...
> So German inflation of 0.1% with no indication
> that it'll go up is a good thing?
Yes. The ideal long-term evolution of prices is no change at all, i.e., 0%.
I've never understood how economists get the idea that inflation is good.
Just because it is virtually ubiquitous in human societies doesn't make it
good.
> I certainly do not wish the Euroland economies
> to become any more of a basket case than they
> are now, why would I? That's ridiculous.
They aren't that bad off, since they are not spending billions a day on
military adventures while cutting taxes to the rich and deepening their
worldwide debt.
May 23rd 2003, 9:55 pm
#135
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Re: Public Toilets [was Re: French Toilet (INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO USE)]
"Hatunen" a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> The Colorado River.
Isn't it filtered and purified?
[email protected]...
> The Colorado River.
Isn't it filtered and purified?
